At table 27 Tony Tran won a relatively nice pot just now, pushing out his competitors with some aggressive play, and also relying on the pressure from the time clock.
Tony opened with a raise of 23,000, which was called by Steven Martin, Michael Ferrer and Christopher Rivard. 100,000+ chips were in the pot already.
Flop: 
After two checks by Michael and Christopher, Tony opened again with a bet of 38,000. He was called by Steven, and the other two folded. The turn was a 
.
With three hearts on the board, Tony now raised to 78,000, about half the size of the pot. After a long wait (and the use of one or two of his 30 second time chits, Steven was forced to fold. Tony was a gentleman about it, however, and showed his 
. “What can I do? I didn’t have the hearts!” said Steve.
flop, action blew up between John Krpan and Ajay Chabra leading to an all-in and a call. Ajay turned over 
and was matched with the one hand he did not want to see, as John was holding 
for open-ended straight draw and flush draw.
and a 
as the turn and river, and when the count was done both players had identical stacks, each holding 195,500.
, Victoria stood up. All hope for her disappeared on the river when the dealer turned 
, rewarding Line with two pair and all the chips.
, and Mohammed was already out of his seat putting his coat on. The last two cards didn’t help (we missed them), and Mohammed’s night was over. He still took home $4,000 for his trouble, finishing in 60th place.
